Thomas M. Pepper
THE SPORTING SCENE
The Rugby Club Saturday concluded its most successful season in several years. While the first fifteen ended with a respectable
Two New Studies on Arms Control: Only Schelling's Worth Reading
If the initial paragraphs of this review sound snotty, I can't help it. Postulate 1: There exists a distinct, if
'What if the Russians, tomorrow...?'
Anyone who manages to read this book will quite likely become damned mad. Furthermore, if you do read it, the
Kissinger Refuses to Comment on Reported Washington Position
Henry A. Kissinger '50, associate professor of Government, last night refused to confirm or deny a report that he will
LINING THEM UP
About a minute after the varsity swimming team lost to Yale last March, Harvard followers immediately and unequivocally stated: "Wait
Kennedy, Lodge Speak in Boston To Conclude Election Campaigns
More than 600,000 happy people filled the streets of Boston last night, as Jack Kennedy returned home for the last
Hunter Represents U.S. in Olympics, Wins Fourth in 100-Meter Freestyle
Rarely does a Harvard student become an Olympic athlete, hardly ever a champion. This past summer, Bruce Hunter, a Quincy
Swimming Team Will Meet Navy In Close Match
For this year's varsity swimming team, tomorrow's meet with Navy will tell the tale. The Crimson journeys to Annapolis weakened
Vellucci Vote Elects Crane Mayor of City
Edward A. Crane '35 yesterday received a surprise endorsement from Councillor Alfred Vellucci that permitted him to become Mayor of
City Council Will Meet in Attempt To Elect Mayor
Latest reports indicate that the city of Cambridge will not have a mayor tonight, despite a City Council meeting at
City Council's Deadlock Holds Fast; Trodden Changes Choice Five Times
After completing the sixth ballot in its attempt to elect a Mayor, the Cambridge City Council acknowledged its stalemate, as
City Council To Ballot on Mayor Today
The new Cambridge City Council, chosen in last fall's municipal election, will take its first official action this morning when,
Swimmers Show Depth, Potential
There have been rumblings around the I.A.B. since last March that this season the varsity swimming team would beat Yale
University Will Reject Offer to Rent Stadium
The University is not considering renting Harvard Stadium to Boston's recently organized professional football team, a high Administration official said
Four C.C.A. Incumbents Win City Council Seats
The Cambridge Civic Association has again failed to gain a majority on the City Council, obtaining only the same four
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